Taking the South China Sea Conflict as a real world background scenario, the two members of the Chair of East Asian Economy and Society (EcoS) organised a two day strategic game which simulated a highly complex and dynamic conflict involving main actors to act, react and interact in bi- and multilateral settings. Students were able to gain valuable knowledge about the conflict in focus, its various actors, economic, political and military dimensions.
You can read a full summary of the experience, together with photos from the activity in the following link.
